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Yes, especially if the helmet visor is scratched.
Yes. The rider’s position and wearing a helmet do not guarantee protection from glare. Keep the visor clean and free of scratches to preserve good vision. If dazzled, avoid looking directly at the light source and reduce speed to suit the available visibility. Do not use a dark visor as a solution for night riding.
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No, because the headlights of cars will never dazzle them.
No, because when riding with a helmet, the visor will fully protect them from this danger.
Yes, especially if the helmet visor is scratched.
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